Released Oct 1, 2026 · v5.18.4 · Shared by Founding Team

Clearer ownership of actions, and private goals stay out of meeting materials

This release tightens who can see and change what. Actions land with the right owner from the start, and private goals stay private.

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Private goals stay out of meeting materials. Automatically generated meeting materials no longer include attendees' private goals.
Assign a suggested action before you keep it. Set the assignee and goal on a suggestion and it goes straight to that person's queue.
Only the right people can change an action. An action can now be edited or deleted only by its assignee, their team admins and org admins.
Request an integration on the spot. If Auto-track can't find the integration you search for, you can request it right there.

My Actions remembers your Group by and Sort choices.
The join meeting notification also opens the meeting's cadence, so you arrive with the context in front of you.
When a manual check-in disagrees with the goals aligned to it, you see a quiet warning you can open for details, not a red banner.
Goal tags show as chips, the same as on actions.
The Connectors page leads with recommended connectors and a short description of each. Each product appears once.
The Operator answers faster. When it adds a teammate, it records their name and job title, so they join with a real name.
Pages load faster and lighter. Links you opened while signed out take you to the right page after you sign in.
The loading animation respects your system's reduced-motion setting.

"My goals" could go empty on the last day of a quarter.
My Actions could stop updating in very large organizations.
Deleting a goal or team could leave broken links on teammates' screens.
Deleting a saved view now works reliably.
The Operator no longer rewrites your own text when it looks like the name of one of its tools.
Setting tags on goals through the Brev API and CLI now works.

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Released Oct 1, 2026 · v5.18.4 · Shared by Founding Team

This release tightens who can see and change what. Actions land with the right owner from the start, and private goals stay private.

Private goals stay out of meeting materials. Automatically generated meeting materials no longer include attendees' private goals.
Assign a suggested action before you keep it. Set the assignee and goal on a suggestion and it goes straight to that person's queue.
Only the right people can change an action. An action can now be edited or deleted only by its assignee, their team admins and org admins.
Request an integration on the spot. If Auto-track can't find the integration you search for, you can request it right there.

My Actions remembers your Group by and Sort choices.
The join meeting notification also opens the meeting's cadence, so you arrive with the context in front of you.
When a manual check-in disagrees with the goals aligned to it, you see a quiet warning you can open for details, not a red banner.
Goal tags show as chips, the same as on actions.
The Connectors page leads with recommended connectors and a short description of each. Each product appears once.
The Operator answers faster. When it adds a teammate, it records their name and job title, so they join with a real name.
Pages load faster and lighter. Links you opened while signed out take you to the right page after you sign in.
The loading animation respects your system's reduced-motion setting.

"My goals" could go empty on the last day of a quarter.
My Actions could stop updating in very large organizations.
Deleting a goal or team could leave broken links on teammates' screens.
Deleting a saved view now works reliably.
The Operator no longer rewrites your own text when it looks like the name of one of its tools.
Setting tags on goals through the Brev API and CLI now works.

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Was this page helpful?